Jacob Copeman is Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of Edinburgh, UK.Aya Ikegame is Research Associate for the ERC-funded OECUMENE project ‘Citizenship after Orientalism’ at the Open University, UK.

• 1. The Multifarious Guru: An Introduction 2. The Governing Guru: Hindu Mathas In Liberalising India 3. The Slave Guru: Masters, Commanders, and Disciples In Early Modern South Asia 4. The Political Guru: The Guru as Éminence Grise 5. The Gay Guru: Fallibility, Unworldliness, and the Scene Of Instruction 6. The Female Guru: Guru, Gender, and the Path Of Personal Experience 7. The Dreamed Guru: The Entangled Lives of the Amil and the Anthropologist 8. The Mimetic Guru: Tracing the Real in Sikh-Dera Sacha Sauda Relations 9. The Mediated Guru: Simplicity, Instantaneity and Change in Middle-Class Religious Seeking 10. The Cosmopolitan Guru: Spiritual Tourism and Ashrams In Rishikesh 11. The Literary Guru: The Dual Emphasis on Bhakti and Vidhi In Western Indian Guru-Devotion 12. Continuities as Gurus Change

Jacob Copeman is Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of Edinburgh, UK.Aya Ikegame is Research Associate for the ERC-funded OECUMENE project ‘Citizenship after Orientalism’ at the Open University, UK.

• 1. The Multifarious Guru: An Introduction 2. The Governing Guru: Hindu Mathas In Liberalising India 3. The Slave Guru: Masters, Commanders, and Disciples In Early Modern South Asia 4. The Political Guru: The Guru as Éminence Grise 5. The Gay Guru: Fallibility, Unworldliness, and the Scene Of Instruction 6. The Female Guru: Guru, Gender, and the Path Of Personal Experience 7. The Dreamed Guru: The Entangled Lives of the Amil and the Anthropologist 8. The Mimetic Guru: Tracing the Real in Sikh-Dera Sacha Sauda Relations 9. The Mediated Guru: Simplicity, Instantaneity and Change in Middle-Class Religious Seeking 10. The Cosmopolitan Guru: Spiritual Tourism and Ashrams In Rishikesh 11. The Literary Guru: The Dual Emphasis on Bhakti and Vidhi In Western Indian Guru-Devotion 12. Continuities as Gurus Change

Jacob Copeman is Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of Edinburgh, UK.Aya Ikegame is Research Associate for the ERC-funded OECUMENE project ‘Citizenship after Orientalism’ at the Open University, UK.

• 1. The Multifarious Guru: An Introduction 2. The Governing Guru: Hindu Mathas In Liberalising India 3. The Slave Guru: Masters, Commanders, and Disciples In Early Modern South Asia 4. The Political Guru: The Guru as Éminence Grise 5. The Gay Guru: Fallibility, Unworldliness, and the Scene Of Instruction 6. The Female Guru: Guru, Gender, and the Path Of Personal Experience 7. The Dreamed Guru: The Entangled Lives of the Amil and the Anthropologist 8. The Mimetic Guru: Tracing the Real in Sikh-Dera Sacha Sauda Relations 9. The Mediated Guru: Simplicity, Instantaneity and Change in Middle-Class Religious Seeking 10. The Cosmopolitan Guru: Spiritual Tourism and Ashrams In Rishikesh 11. The Literary Guru: The Dual Emphasis on Bhakti and Vidhi In Western Indian Guru-Devotion 12. Continuities as Gurus Change